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Lizz Wright on Mountain Stage in 2010 This week we revisit an episode originally recorded in 2010 on the campus of West Virginia University, in partnership with WVU Arts and Entertainment. Firmly rooted in the sounds of her Georgia upbringing, gospel and jazz vocalist Lizz Wright shares her take on the songs she grew up hearing in church as a pastor's daughter. Tune in to this week's special archive episode to hear a full set from Lizz Wright, including "Walk" which you can hear now as the Mountain Stage Song Of The Week. Lizz Wright Has The Mountain Stage Song Of The Week.

March 16, 2021 Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about weirdness and whimsy in spring training, the Giants and Cleveland playing an unnecessary bottom of the ninth (without umpires), the 22-pitch plate appearance between Jordan Hicks and Luis Guillorme, Jacob deGrom’s ever-escalating velocity, and two recent research pieces, then preview the 2021 Twins (23:33) with Aaron Gleeman of The Athletic and the 2021 Tigers (59:27) with Evan Woodbery of the MLive Media Group. 2021 EW Season Preview Series AL

Merge · March 5, 2021 The Pet Parade is the eighth studio album from Eric D. Johnson’s indie folk-rock project, Fruit Bats. Johnson named the album and its titular track after the wonderfully bizarre pet parade outside of Chicago that he attended with his grandmother as a child. From this memory, he explores what he describes as “living within the beauty and absurdity of existence.” It isn’t surprising that the track originated from a memory, as the six-and-a-half minute tone poem evokes strong feelings of being drawn back to a familiar yet distant past.  Johnson’s experience as a...

AMC Releases New 'Fear The Walking Dead' Teaser (TV News Roundup) Natalie Oganesyan, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail DATES Blumhouse Television, will premiere on April 11 with back-to-back episodes beginning at 9 p.m. The four-part docuseries tells the little-known true story of Beulah Mae Donald, a Black mother in Alabama, who took down the Ku Klux Klan following the brutal lynching of her son, Michael Donald, in 1981. After local law enforcement failed to act, the Black community in the area, led by Donald, fought to bring justice to her son through a lawsuit against the United Klans of...

New music from Fruit Bats, Kings of Leon and more Fruit Bats, "The Pet Parade" (Merge) Eric Johnson, the songwriter at the center of Fruit Bats, is a true craftsman. His songs layer instruments — and meaning — yet sound simple, almost effortless. Johnson's tenor holds a certain charm, yet bears just enough of an edge to suggest the artist has known and endured struggle. "The Pet Parade" follows faithfully on the heels of 2019's excellent "Gold Past Life." These 11 songs break and repair the heart, offering moments of mercy and release. Johnson mostly lives in the world of post-Beatles po...